Sharon Mock

As a therapist, one needs a compassionate heart for helping people heal brokenness in their lives, and make lasting changes to live and not just exist. My practice stands by this philosophy. I have worked with hospital and private practice clinical settings providing individual, family, and couples treatment for adolescents', adults', and elders' mental health issues, and I have presented workshops on the national, state, and local levels in adult and adolescent issues.

As one begins therapy, it is important to feel comfortable and have a trusting relationship with the therapist. I find that allowing the client to share in a non threatening environment can lead quickly to a trusting relationship.

Within each session, I feel it is my responsibility to allow the client to delve into a specific area of concern and leave the session feeling cleared of that particular situation with tools needed to sustain that feeling.